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The sound of Clay Harper’s – Dirt Yard Street, is the sound of music at his feet with a fresh batch of eight original songs of his own, with mostly acoustic arrangements, piano, vocals and horns. The organic approach to the songs have a charming appeal to them, with Harper turning a world class songwriting […]
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The flutist duo of Patricia Lazzara and Steve Markoff team up for a stunning interpretation of Ennio Morricone’s “Gabriel’s Oboe” from the latter’s score for director Roland Joffé’s 1986 movie The Mission starring Robert DeNiro and Jeremy Irons, among others. This score is from later in Morricone’s composing career and the low-key musical interplay powering this performance […]
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With a slinky lead vocal to guide us into the warmth of the subtle but nevertheless brooding instrumentation, it’s clear from the get-go that Jeff Coffey has some lofty goals in mind with the release of his new album Origins – Singers and Songs That Made Me and star tracks like “Who Wants to Live Forever.” Alongside […]
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With a slinky lead vocal to guide us into the warmth of the subtle but nevertheless brooding instrumentation, it’s clear from the get-go that Jeff Coffey has some lofty goals in mind with the release of his new album Origins – Singers and Songs That Made Me and star tracks like “Who Wants to Live Forever.” Alongside […]
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If you’re from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, you’ve probably heard a thing or two about the rock band The Little Wretches. Co-founder, lead singer and lyricist Robert Wagner’s visionary rock group has had its fair share of personnel changes, but Wagner’s outlook and lyricism can’t be overlooked. The band’s 10th full album release, Undesirables and Anarchists is […]
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As big a melodic element as any of the lead vocal parts are, the electric and acoustic guitars that make up the strongest components of the backdrop in Lavendine’s “Rapture” alone make this adult contemporary single a must-listen for fans of gospel and pop alike this season. Right out of the gate, Lavendine make it […]
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Third-generation Arkansan, Billy Jeter comes from a long line of family in the Delta with a farm dating back to 1910 they are still working on today, with lineage that also reaches the Ozark’s. The Jeter family are populated by a variety of talent including painters, writers and folk musicians and Billy Jeter is a […]
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Not many genres within the lexicon of western popular music are as recognizable as American country music is, and bearing that in mind, Gary Burk still manages to put together something wholly original and truly his own in the new single “Two Lane Airplane,” which debuted this summer to a warm reception from critics and […]
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Santa Cruz by Rivers Garcia is a timepiece made of his own doing where he wrote and arranged everything, as well as played every instrument, produced, and engineered himself at his home near Toronto. But it is an Americana-based album about being on the open road in America, and tells stories of how he fell […]
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With a hearty swing and a vibrant, string-born melody to grab our attention right out of the gate, Johnny Riley wastes no time bring the smoky sounds of Texas blues home to us in “Johnny’s Boogie,” one of the thirteen songs occupying the tracklist of Riley’s new record Live At the Bluesberry Café. In tunes like […]
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